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Tim Roessner
2 years ago
Superior service ! I have had several root canals over the years and all have been painful and miserable. I was most impressed with the speed and delicateness of Dr Slavens and his staff. The procedure was short and very bearable. The rubber dam is amazing. The lingering pain was easily managed and only lasted a day. Far exceeded my expectations.

Cassie Jacobs
2 years ago
Dr. Slavens has performed root canals on several of our family members. He is professional, kind, and an expert in his field. After our experience with him, I wouldn't go to anyone else and would highly recommend!

Jody Applegate
2 years ago
Dr Slavens did an excellent job! He is kind and gentle. Highly recommend him!

Cassie Jacobs
3 years ago
Dr. Slavens has performed root canals on several of our family members. He is professional, kind, and an expert in his field. After our experience with him, I wouldn't go to anyone else and would highly recommend!

Jody Applegate
3 years ago
Dr Slavens did an excellent job! He is kind and gentle. Highly recommend him!

Clutch City Vintage
4 years ago
TOTAL NIGHTMARE! Dr. Slavens performed a root canal on tooth #29 on March 5. I returned to his office on March 26 complaining of pain from the same tooth. I told him I was having constant throbbing and sensitivity to cold. He said this was impossible and did a root canal on tooth #30 the same day. My symptoms got increasingly worse and I notified his office on March 28, 29 and April 1, my phone call on April 1 was never returned. I was admitted overnight to IU Health hospital in Muncie on April 2 due to excruciating dental pain. Dr. Slavens saw me on April 4, had a sour attitude and seemed incredibly aggravated to see me. I told him I was unable to eat or drink even room temperature water the pain coming from #29 was unbearable. He removed the original material and packed #29 with medicine. After the procedure he sat me up and asked if I was still in pain, I said yes because I was and he said it was impossible for me to be in pain because he had numbed me. When I started to cry (the pain was terrible) he then asked to pray over me. When I called the next week to tell him that I was still having extreme pain he refused to see me and said that I needed to visit my primary care physician and that he and his associates believed I had shingles or a heart condition. Upon arriving to my doctor the same day I was told that Dr. Slavens had referred to me as "crazy" and he confirmed with my doctor that the pain I was having was not dental related. After two weeks of various tests, EKGs, labs, two CT scans and large doses of unnecessary nerve, pain and anxiety medication I was sent to an ENT. The ENT did a scope, read my scans, found nothing to treat and recommended I visit a new dentist immediately. I drove to Texas and saw my parents dentist who did x-rays and found tooth #28 was severely abscessed and #29 was completely cracked under the gum beyond repair. #28 was drained in the office and root canal completed a week later. Tooth #29 was extracted and I was completely free of pain less than 48 hours later. Arrogance, dismissiveness and complete lack of concern for your dental health is what Dr. John Slavens has to offer. Dr. Slavens' assistant Carly was the only employee who treated me with kindness and respect during all of my appointments and he is lucky to have her on his staff. I don't wish for anyone else to needlessly suffer the way that I have over the last three months. Please seek dental care elsewhere !!!

Clutch City Vintage
5 years ago
TOTAL NIGHTMARE! Dr. Slavens performed a root canal on tooth #29 on March 5. I returned to his office on March 26 complaining of pain from the same tooth. I told him I was having constant throbbing and sensitivity to cold. He said this was impossible and did a root canal on tooth #30 the same day. My symptoms got increasingly worse and I notified his office on March 28, 29 and April 1, my phone call on April 1 was never returned. I was admitted overnight to IU Health hospital in Muncie on April 2 due to excruciating dental pain. Dr. Slavens saw me on April 4, had a sour attitude and seemed incredibly aggravated to see me. I told him I was unable to eat or drink even room temperature water the pain coming from #29 was unbearable. He removed the original material and packed #29 with medicine. After the procedure he sat me up and asked if I was still in pain, I said yes because I was and he said it was impossible for me to be in pain because he had numbed me. When I started to cry (the pain was terrible) he then asked to pray over me. When I called the next week to tell him that I was still having extreme pain he refused to see me and said that I needed to visit my primary care physician and that he and his associates believed I had shingles or a heart condition. Upon arriving to my doctor the same day I was told that Dr. Slavens had referred to me as "crazy" and he confirmed with my doctor that the pain I was having was not dental related. After two weeks of various tests, EKGs, labs, two CT scans and large doses of unnecessary nerve, pain and anxiety medication I was sent to an ENT. The ENT did a scope, read my scans, found nothing to treat and recommended I visit a new dentist immediately. I drove to Texas and saw my parents dentist who did x-rays and found tooth #28 was severely abscessed and #29 was completely cracked under the gum beyond repair. #28 was drained in the office and root canal completed a week later. Tooth #29 was extracted and I was completely free of pain less than 48 hours later. Arrogance, dismissiveness and complete lack of concern for your dental health is what Dr. John Slavens has to offer. Dr. Slavens' assistant Carly was the only employee who treated me with kindness and respect during all of my appointments and he is lucky to have her on his staff. I don't wish for anyone else to needlessly suffer the way that I have over the last three months. Please seek dental care elsewhere !!!